Veterinus Derma GeL® Tube 100ML Review

Our Siamese cat decided to prove her 6 pound body could outsmart our 15 pound red tabby cat. She lost. She had a fairly decent abrasion, completely bald, the size of a silver dollar, on the side of her neck so a pubic cone could not be used. This product arrived on Saturday 21st April 2018 and it is now Wednesday 25th April 2018 and her hair is already growing back and the wound is looking much better. I use it 2-3 times a day as directed. What do I like best about this product? It smells like…

A staple of my wardrobe for personal and pet use. I have used it on myself, my cats and various reptiles especially my ball pythons. I have also given samples to my friends who keep other exotics/livestock (various types of reptiles, exotic mammals, standard farm fowl/workstock) with consistently positive results and reviews. It noticeably shortens healing time (the 60% claim is true if not better), improves the appearance of the healed result and I've seen it reduce old welts on my…

Service dog, always with me. A week after stepping on the glass and completely tearing the digital pad laterally involving the artery, there was no sign of recovery under the supervision of a veterinarian. The vet said the drug wouldn't hurt, but he didn't expect it to help. Everywhere I check at least once an hour (service dog, non-trivial), so I find my definition of effectiveness reliable, albeit anecdotal. After applying this morning/evening and every time she broke the confines with a…

Every household should have this first aid healing gel at home and in the car. We first learned about this miracle product when one of our terriers was cut and chewed during a bobcat attack and the wounds were large and had to be left open because the wounds were very deep. This gel is used on wounds that cannot be washed with water or detergents such as paroxide, alcohol, traditional first aid creams or water. This gel kills bacteria while healing the wound-----healing that is amazingly fast…

Our old Collie Einstein had an infected pad that left an open tunnel to the bone. The infection was treated with antibiotics and our vet prescribed a 'wound paste' to be applied to the wound a few days after the initial infection. For five weeks there was no sign of the wound healing, despite relentless efforts to apply wound paste and bandages several times a day and put on a rubber boot every time she went outside. Pads are difficult to heal due to the frequent pressure they withstand and…

I have a rescue dog with ulcers caused by long term care of a cyst. (She was very neglected, hadn't been washed or trimmed in a long time. She had a severe flea infestation, tangled hair, ingrown hairs, cysts and had a nervous breakdown from living in the backyard and was given nothing but food and water Poor Thing The owner became ill and couldn't take care of her properly so she called for help and i got a call to come and save this dog, i'm glad i did - she is cute and my friend the dog…